ExpressVPN Will Soon Release a VPN Router to Secure the Home Against Unencrypted Data Access

September 28, 2022 By Alberto Mesti

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The first VPN router from ExpressVPN, which seeks to secure the entire home rather than just a single device, will soon change that. The advent of its "Aircove" VPN router, which provides a WiFi 6 connection at home, is the new experience described in ExpressVPN's most recent press release. The new Aircove device seeks to give an onboard virtual private network that is already usable and doesn't require any software to turn it on or off for each use. As long as it is connected to a WiFi 6 router, the gadget provides a VPN experience for various devices, such as Smart TVs and speakers. According to studies from Deloitte and other sources, ExpressVPN claims the Aircove will address home connection access, which poses a privacy issue for everyone. The router seeks to shield all home devices from ExpressVPN's services and technologies rather than just one. VPN Router

With its built-in VPN, ExpressVPN's Aircove is now available on Amazon for a reduced price of $169. It has 2.4GHz and 5GHz dual-band connectivity, and its typical price is $200. The router's software lets users manage VPN access for various connected devices, allowing users to turn VPN access on or off for the devices that best suit their needs. By connecting to a VPN, users can protect their online identity from shared or public networks when they regularly utilize WiFi or other internet connections. Many endorse its use because it covers one's network from numerous online snoops or threat actors who prey on unsecured devices to steal data or information, among other reasons. People are known to leave traces or crumbs on every page they visit, which poses a severe security risk nowadays, especially given how ubiquitous the internet is. ExpressVPN

Since there have previously been reports that VPNs do not work on the operating system despite turning it on for use, there is currently a conflict between Apple's iOS and the virtual private network sector. According to recent sources, despite the assertions made by security researchers two years ago, the weakness has not yet been fixed by the corporation. The new VPN router seeks to make the source connection encrypted and safe so that consumers can enjoy it across various devices connected to it in their homes. Most company solutions include VPN protection for several gadgets where the software or experience is accessible.

By Alberto Mesti

Introvert. Eccentric at times. A fashion enthusiast, designer and writer. Lives for the drama, hates being at the centre of it. Can be best described as \'wannabe modern day Lady Whistledown\'.

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